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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
Brrrr strategy question
I am considering using hard money to take down a deal, and refinancing it once it stabilizes. Every example of this I have heard so far, people have said they refinanced after a year. My question is, can you refinance under a year?
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I've never had a seasoning requirement or limited loan amount. I use local banks and all they need is the deed. Be persistent and find a local bank that believes in you.